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Join 1230 The Buzz, Lincoln Ware and Jeri Tolliver at Sav-A-Lot in Bond Hill on Friday, November 11, 2011, 10a-2p. Nearly half of the children in Cincinnati live in poverty. We can make a difference. Will you help?
It’s finally here, it’s Election Day! All the political ads on TV, Radio, and the Internet end today! But before it’s all over, we want to know how you voted in today’s election, or if you haven’t voted yet, but plan on it before the polls close. Recent Stories: Why Vote? Top 10 Reasons To […]
The friends, family and fans boxing legend Joe Frazier are in mourning after learning he is dead at the age of 67. Just days ago, it was revealed that he was suffering from liver cancer. Former World Heavyweight Boxing Champion Smokin’ Joe Frazier was best known for his legendary battles with Muhammad Ali, especially their […]
At 4pm ET today, a guilty verdict in the case against Michael Jackson’s doctor, was read. The family of Michael Jackson was in the courtroom when the verdict was read. Deliberations began on Friday for the seven-man, five-women panel. They didn’t meet over the weekend, but had to unanimous on their decision to either convict […]
Lincoln Ware was on the move again, this time we took our live broadcast to the McDonald’s on Martin Luther King in the heart of Avondale to bring in its grand re-opening. We had guest from all parts of the community, and even our very own Cincinnati Police Chief James Craig came by and introduced […]
Tomorrow, November 8 is Election Day. We have a listener that regularly calls the station and rants against voting. His concern is that his vote doesn’t count. If you add up all the people who feel the same, how many votes do you think would matter? A lot. Listed are my Top 10 Reasons […]
The EAS is a national public warning system that requires broadcasters, cable television systems, wireless cable systems, satellite digital audio radio service (SDARS) providers, and direct broadcast satellite (DBS) providers to provide the communications capability to the President to address the American public during a national emergency. The system also may be used by state […]
The Hamilton County Board of Elections is taking steps to avoid the confusion some voters faced last year. When you go to the polls next Tuesday, you should see new voting signs that direct people to their precinct table. The sign will read, “vote where you live so your vote counts” and specifically directs people […]
Bootsy Collins is speaking out for better dental care at the city’s neighborhood clinics. The famous bassist went to speak at city hall, yesterday, to lobby for better dental care at Cincinnati’s neighborhood health clinics. Bootsy has lately been a strong activist for dental care. Earlier this year, his nephew Kyle Willis died from a […]
Guilty of 4 counts of sexual battery and sentenced to 4 years of prison, that was the verdict from Judge Robert Peeler, a Warren County Judge on Thursday. The former Mason High School teacher is accused of having sex with 5 different students on several occasions. In addition to the sexual battery charges, Schuler was […]
Sponsored by the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, the Prescription Drug Take-Back day will be held this Saturday, October 29, 2011 from 10am to 2pm. The service is free and anonymous to help prevent an increase in pill abuse and theft. People can drop off expired, unused and unwanted prescription drugs. If an original container is […]
Warren County Judge, James Flannery, is under criticism this week for comments he made to Marcus Isreal during his conviction sentance. After Marcus was convicted of running over a Warren County sheriff, Judge Flannery commented, “You are a lucky man that night you weren’t killed,” speaking about the fact that Isreal was ejected from the […]
